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Yavin4

(35,440 posts) Mon Feb 8, 2016, 06:38 PM Feb 2016

Your prison cannot hold me!!!

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Your prison cannot hold me!!! (Original Post) Yavin4 Feb 2016 OP

"Dogged determination"!!! So cute! femmocrat Feb 2016 #1

Put a squee alert shenmue Feb 2016 #2

I dog sat for a few little ones... Phentex Feb 2016 #3

I like the little bark at the end!~ A HERETIC I AM Feb 2016 #4

Yes. ... Demoiselle Feb 2016 #9

How not to use a puppy gate... NotHardly Feb 2016 #5

Widdle stinker! BlancheSplanchnik Feb 2016 #6

soooo cute LOL tomm2thumbs Feb 2016 #7

The Malheur Patriots should see how this little guy escape from puppy prison. catbyte Feb 2016 #8

femmocrat

(28,394 posts)

1. "Dogged determination"!!! So cute!

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Mon Feb 8, 2016, 08:17 PM

Feb 2016

Corgis are great little escape artists. They are smart enough and stubborn enough to figure out an escape route!

shenmue

(38,506 posts)

2. Put a squee alert

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Tue Feb 9, 2016, 10:03 AM

Feb 2016

People could asplode.

Phentex

(16,334 posts)

3. I dog sat for a few little ones...

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Tue Feb 9, 2016, 10:18 AM

Feb 2016

I felt the same way. Me vs. them. They could easily move gates so I tried blocking with vacuums, chairs, trash cans, etc. They could push a swing door being blocked by a heavy chair!

They could not figure out a bungee tied up high. But they were damned determined!

A HERETIC I AM

(24,369 posts)

4. I like the little bark at the end!~

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Tue Feb 9, 2016, 05:07 PM

Feb 2016

He gets through and says "Fuck you, fence!"

Too cute.

Demoiselle

(6,787 posts)

9. Yes. ...

Reply to A HERETIC I AM (Reply #4)

Sat Feb 13, 2016, 06:34 PM

Feb 2016

It is, indeed, "Fuck you!"

NotHardly

(1,062 posts)

5. How not to use a puppy gate...

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Tue Feb 9, 2016, 06:52 PM

Feb 2016

Poor Dan needs to learn how to use that gate. Between the posts not next to them, or, on the outside of puppy placement rather than in. The old "swinging door" idea.